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  1. CUBA: Forum Calls for Decentralisation, to Boost Participation

    - Inter Press Service

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    The annual Critical Observatory Social Forum discussed the need for new spaces of dialogue, debate and participation in Cuba, including the use of information and communication technologies (ICT) and decentralisation to empower local communities.

  2. ECUADOR: Catholics Demand Removal of Far-Right Bishop

    - Inter Press Service

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    The appointment of an ultra-conservative priest as apostolic administrator of the diocese of Sucumbíos, in northeastern Ecuador, triggered open rebellion among a large proportion of the area's Catholics, with the support of civil society organisations and even of President Rafael Correa himself.

  3. Theatre For Development and Peace

    - Inter Press Service

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    Some African playwrights say they want to use drama to promote development and peace, and they appealed to world leaders to listen on World Theatre Day, celebrated Wednesday.

  4. 'God Bless Montevideo' Inspires Serbs

    - Inter Press Service

    A story from Inter Press Service, an international news agency

    Only months ago, most of the Serbs would probably not know that Montevideo is the capital of Uruguay, as there is hardly anything that connects the two nations.

  5. CHINA: Sympathy for Japan Drowns Out Historic Hate

    - Inter Press Service

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    Despite deep historic tensions between the two Asian powers, a surge of sympathy has emerged among Chinese toward victims of last week’s earthquake and resulting tsunami in northern Japan, which has left an estimated 10,000 dead or missing.

  6. PAKISTAN: Unsung Heroines Bring Healthcare to Villages

    - Inter Press Service

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    At eight in the morning 30-year-old Sultana Solangi steps out of her house ready for her day’s work. Wearing a black gown that shows only her eyes, she is shod in comfortable slippers and lugs a large black bag.

  7. PAKISTAN: Deaths of ‘Unwanted’ Babies On The Rise

    - Inter Press Service

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    The graves at a cemetery in Moach Goth have no epitaphs, no verses from the Koran, not even the names of the deceased. The only inscription on the small wooden signs that serve as headstones is a number and the date of burial. The latest one is Number 72,315.

  8. TRADE: Chic Carpets Link Mozambique, Denmark and, Soon, Brazil

    - Inter Press Service

    A story from Inter Press Service, an international news agency

    In two rooms in a small Mozambican coastal town, 70 women are cutting, weaving and packaging fabric carpets destined for eclectic design and homeware stores in Denmark and, soon, Brazil and South Africa.

  9. Ancient Buddhas Will Not Be Rebuilt — UNESCO

    - Inter Press Service

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    Afghanistan's historic Bamiyan Buddhas, destroyed by the Taliban 10 years ago, will not be reconstructed despite claims the 1,500-year-old statues could be repaired, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) said Thursday.

  10. Iconoclastic Young Filmmakers Look at Real Issues in Cuba

    - Inter Press Service

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    Lighting up dark areas of Cuban society with youthful vigour, Muestra Joven (the Young Cinema Exhibition), a local independent film event, reached its 10th anniversary characterised by experimentation and subjects that are both complex and invisible in the national media.

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